Instant replay
Coaches request review from their own screen; officials get the clip in seconds with review quotas enforced.
Video that supports the decision, not the argument: replay on request, an archive of every bout and a documented protest trail.
Video review turns contested moments into resolved ones. Coaches request a review from their own screen, officials receive the synchronised clip within seconds, and the decision — upheld, overturned or corrected — is recorded against the match together with the evidence.
Every field of play can be recorded from several angles, all aligned to the match timeline, so a specific action can be found by round and timestamp rather than scrubbing through hours of footage.
After the event, the archive becomes a resource rather than a liability: clips for athlete development, footage for referee education, highlights for media and a defensible record for any appeal that arrives weeks later.
Coaches request review from their own screen; officials get the clip in seconds with review quotas enforced.
Several cameras per field of play, synchronised to the match timeline and the scoring events.
Every bout stored and searchable by athlete, club, category, round and event.
Protest fees, deadlines, decisions and attached evidence recorded against the match record.
Build clip collections for officiating seminars and certification.
Export clips for social channels, athlete profiles and broadcast partners.
Assign one or more cameras to each field of play; recording starts with the match.
A coach raises a request within the allowed window; the request is logged with a timestamp.
Officials watch the synchronised angles and record the outcome on the match record.
Formal protests carry fees, deadlines and a written decision, all stored with the footage.
Clips remain searchable for development, education and media use.
Make and defend decisions with evidence rather than memory.
A documented trail for every appeal, and material for referee development.
Access to their own bouts for analysis long after the event.
Reviews open from the live scoring screen.
LEARN MORE →Corrections update the draw and results immediately.
LEARN MORE →Highlight clips publish to athlete and event pages.
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